Meanings of religious aspiration in English

The Church has no principle of economics, and labor has no religious aspiration.

Every religion and every religious aspiration may be freely voiced and expressed here.

There is much of this religious aspiration amidst all warmth of virtuous affections.

Yet the historical rationale of our quest for self-determination is often misunderstood as a religious aspiration.

We know that all religious aspiration, all sincere worship, can have but one source and one goal.

The link of religious aspiration.

A true interpretation must stand the test of not only religious aspiration, but also philosophical thought and scientific observation.

Young maidens delight in their tender pathos, and the suffering heart is consoled and elevated by their pure and lofty religious aspiration.

Agnes's passion is an arrested one, so that what there is of it is easily diverted into an expression of religious aspiration.

Old Adair, who lived forty years among the Indians; not these tribes, indeed, but the southern Indians; does great justice to their religious aspiration.

Everything tends to show how completely Mr. Edwards' sons and daughters were left to develop and improve their inheritance of intellectual, moral, and religious aspiration.

When Monseigneur Guerillot tells him of Fanny's religious aspirations, he raves immoderately.

But the divine unity also required Muslims to recognise the religious aspirations of others.

The soul craves friendships, intellectual banquetings, and religious aspirations.

They were inspired most strongly by religious aspirations, although combining with these impelling political convictions.

It puts in simple and happy form some common religious aspirations, without using the religious jargon.